| check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. contemporary rooms feature en suite bathrooms, free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. breakfast (fee) is available in a stylish restaurant and bar/lounge with a fireplace, which also serves a full menu of pub classics. a minutes' walk from broughty ferry train station, this relaxed hotel is also a 6-minute walk from the broughty castle museum
Edinburgh Airport 1 hr 14
Verdant Works (13 min)
Restored mill housing interactive displays telling story of local 19th–20th century jute production. V&A Dundee (11 min) St Andrews Links (28 min)
Revered golf mecca, featuring the Old Course, a centuries-old course known as the world's oldest. St Andrews Cathedral (32 min)
Ruins of Scotland's former largest church, with museum of medieval sculpture and relics. Camperdown Wildlife Centre (19 min)
Zoological park with animal and bird enclosures, conservation zone, picnic area and cafe. St Andrews Castle (32 min)
Coastal, episcopal castle ruins dating from 13th century, with secret passages and dungeon. Glamis Castle (29 min)
14th-century castle and late Queen Mother's childhood home with guided tours of lavish interiors. Broughty Castle Museum (4 min)
Castle dating from 1496 with Tay estuary views, housing local historical and geographical exhibits. British Golf Museum (30 min)
Collection of golf clubs and memorabilia tracing the game's history from 15th century to today. Dundee Contemporary Arts (13 min)
Arts centre hosting contemporary art shows, plus a 2-screen cinema, cafe/bar and print studio. Dundee Science Centre (13 min)
Modern hub with zones featuring entertaining and educational multimedia experiences and live shows. Tentsmuir Forest (36 min)
Eagle, forest, cycling, and nature Old Course (30 min)
Iconic, storied 18-hole links, founded in the early 15th century, with a casual snack bar & cafe. Tay Rail Bridge (13 min)
2-mi.-long girder bridge, built in the late 1880s, carrying trains across the Firth of Tay. The McManus Art Gallery & Museum (12 min)
Gothic revival building housing 19th-20th century Scottish art and local history/culture exhibits. | 
